🐶 Top 7 Dog Parks in Volusia County, FL: Where Your Pup Can Run, Play, and Socialize 🦴🌴
If you’re moving to Volusia County, Florida, and bringing your four-legged family member, you’re in luck—this area is incredibly dog-friendly, with well-maintained parks, off-leash play zones, and plenty of sunshine for daily adventures. ☀️🐕
As a local realtor and dog lover, I’ve rounded up the top dog parks in Volusia County based on amenities, space, reviews, and popularity. Whether you’re new to the area or looking to explore a new spot with your pup, here’s your go-to list! 🐾
🏆 1. Barkley Square Dog Park – DeLand
📍 1010 N. Ridgewood Ave, DeLand
✅ 14 acres | ✅ Small & large dog areas | ✅ Agility equipment | ✅ Shaded seating
⭐ Rating: 4.7/5 (Google)
Why it’s #1: This is Volusia’s largest dog park, with tons of room for pups to run. Separate fenced areas for large and small dogs, water stations, and even agility features. It’s a doggie dream park in the heart of DeLand!
🥈 2. Michael Crotty Bicentennial Park – Ormond-by-the-Sea
📍 1800 Ocean Shore Blvd, Ormond Beach
✅ Beach access | ✅ Shaded dog runs | ✅ Community vibe
⭐ Rating: 4.6/5
This park has everything—beach access, boardwalks, and a dog park with plenty of room to roam. Locals love it for the location and scenic setting. Great place for both humans and pups to unwind. 🌊🐾
🥉 3. Van Alder Dog Park – Orange City
📍 300 E Blue Springs Ave, Orange City
✅ Separate play areas | ✅ Clean and well-kept | ✅ Quiet, local gem
⭐ Rating: 4.5/5
A hidden gem near Blue Spring State Park. Clean, safe, and great for social dogs and shy pups alike. Locals appreciate the peaceful vibe and well-maintained space.
🎖️ 4. Gemini Springs Dog Park – DeBary
📍 37 Dirksen Drive, DeBary
✅ 4.5-acre fenced area | ✅ Trails & water access | ✅ Pet wash station
⭐ Rating: 4.5/5
This park is part of the larger Gemini Springs Park, and it’s perfect for energetic dogs who love trails and fresh air. Beautiful scenery and plenty of nature make this a top weekend stop. 🌳
🐕 5. Seemore Memorial Dog Park – Port Orange
📍 5959 Spruce Creek Road, Port Orange
✅ Separate zones | ✅ Community loved | ✅ Benches & shade
⭐ Rating: 4.4/5
A local favorite in Port Orange with shaded areas and friendly regulars. It’s a great neighborhood stop with a loyal community of pet parents. 🐾
🐾 6. Colby-Alderman Dog Park – Orange City
📍 106 W Blue Springs Ave, Orange City
✅ Gated play areas | ✅ Water access | ✅ Easy parking
⭐ Rating: 4.3/5
A quiet, small-town park that’s just right for everyday play. Not as large as some others, but loved for its ease and simplicity.
🌅 7. New Smyrna Beach Dog Park – NSB
📍 2641 Paige Ave, New Smyrna Beach
✅ Shaded areas | ✅ Seating | ✅ Friendly atmosphere
⭐ Rating: 4.2/5
Located in the heart of NSB, this park is great for locals who want a low-key doggy hangout. And don’t forget, nearby Smyrna Dunes Park offers on-leash beach access for your ocean-loving pup! 🐬
🦴 Bonus: Smyrna Dunes Park (On-Leash Beach Access)
📍 2995 N Peninsula Ave, New Smyrna Beach
✅ Oceanfront dog-friendly trail
⭐ Rating: 4.7/5
Dogs are welcome on-leash along the boardwalk and beach trail. Perfect for a sunset stroll with your pup by your side. 🌅🐕
🐾 Final Woof 🐾
Volusia County is a paradise for pups! Whether your dog loves a beach day, wide-open spaces, or just a cozy place to meet furry friends, there’s a spot here for every tail-wagging personality. 🐕💛
If you’re relocating to Volusia County and want to be close to one of these parks, I’d be happy to help you find a pet-friendly home in just the right spot!
📲 Let’s Find You (and Your Pup) the Perfect Home!
Thinking about making a move to New Smyrna Beach, DeLand, or Port Orange? Let’s chat—your dream home (and your dog’s favorite park) could be just around the corner.